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Meanings of ALT in English

Portuguese
altitude

Angular distance above the horizon (especially of a celestial object)

altitude
Usage of ALT in English
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The primary endpoint was the absolute changes in ALT at 12 weeks.
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Finally, only sustained increases in ALT predicted a higher risk for diabetes.
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In addition, plasma ALT levels were significantly elevated by this combinational treatment.
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Cytotoxicity was greater following NK cell ALT-803 activation, as compared to controls.
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Entecavir was generally well tolerated during ETV-060, with no on-treatment ALT flares.
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During the first month of treatment, ALT levels declined gradually in treatment group.
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In addition, ALT-803 treatment results in long-term immune memory against glioblastoma tumor rechallenge.
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Conclusion: Bicyclol could significantly relief elevation of ALT induced by the IFN treatment.
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This trend for age remained even after adjusting for baseline ALT.
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No statistical difference in ALT and AFP was observed between groups.
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Conclusions: The most common cause of notably high ALT was choledocholithiasis.
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In both lines, no changes in serum ALT, bilirubin, and cholesterol were noted.
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There was transient elevation of AST and ALT enzyme levels without any mortality.
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Liver injury was evaluated by the serum ALT level and necrotic cell count.
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The levels of plasma ALT and endotoxin in the portal vein were measured.
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Serum concentrations of TNF-alpha and ALT and AFP were also tested.
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altitude
ALT through the time
ALT across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
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